In the early morning of Tuesday, July 25th the world lost a giant of a man. James Mastaglio was a beloved husband, father, son, brother, uncle, coach, teammate, and friend. It is a life taken far too soon and James will be deeply missed by all. To know James is to love him. He was always generous with his time and made everyone feel important. From the countless kids he coached and rounds of golf he played to his unending love of his family and friends, James will be deeply missed by all who were lucky enough to know him.
To know James is to know his competitive spirit and passion for golf. James’ legacy and impact on Cherry Valley will never be forgotten. In addition to knowing every inch of the grounds, serving on the board for 9 years, organizing countless events and overseeing numerous projects, James was far more than just a member. James was particularly proud of the annual Nassau County Police Department Third Squad and Nassau County Detective Association Golf outing that he organized.
Now it is our turn to give back to a man who gave so much. Please consider contributing what you can to support Bridgette, Olivia and Kellan. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to Sean McDermott
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When I was a caddy at CVC, James was the bag that everyone wanted to carry. You knew it was going to be a fun round, watch James bomb drives and have a great conversation with for 4 hours. I was very young when I started to caddy and he gave the blueprint on how to be a successful man. Thank you for everything James. You will be missed by everyone and you’ve touched more people than you’ll ever know.
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To the memory of James, Though I didn't have the privilege of knowing James deeply, every encounter with him was a testament to his radiant spirit. His laugh had a special way of brightening up a room, and it was always a joy to see him. His presence will be deeply missed. May his memory continue to shine brightly in our hearts